The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-07-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1887.

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FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1887.
For fine Watch Repairing go t.
We iskopf Bros.
lead Lentz & Funck's new announce
ment this week.
Mr.. Geo. Pope, of Chicago, was in thil
city on Saturday.
Mr.. P. Fox, of Rosecrans, was granted
a pension last week.
Mr.. Davy is making additions to his
house on Prairie avenue.
Mr.. Geo. V. Redeker, of Fond du Lac
was in this city this week.
Mrs. F. w. Mathews is recovering
from a very severe illness.
Grasshoppers continue their work Of
devastation in this county.
Bargains in Hosiery and Gloves at
Weiskopf Bros.
MI He Ms OtluSIWOOu1 "a w dukcStili
was in this city on Monday.
Miss Mary Stafford, of Waukegan,
visited friends here last week.
An infant child of Mr.. John Dingle, OF
Somers, died on the Goth inst.
A vaneless Windmill and Tower for
sale cheap Apply at this Office.
The Board of Review will hold its last
meeting on Friday, July Goth.
A full line of Elgin and Waltham
movements at Weiskopf Bros.
Miss Anna Hawley is spending a few
weeks with friends in Chicago.
Miss Louisa Molitor, of Chicago, is
visiting,her parents in Brighton.
Attention is called to HI. M. Rogers
announcement in another column.
Mrs. Charles d. Reed, of Springfield
ILL.,, called on friends here this week.
Mrs. Strong, of Chicago, has been the
guest of Mrs. M. HI. Petit the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust. Schroeder and
family are visiting at Mr.. A. Schroeder's.
Mr.. Curtiss, of Ohio, is visiting his
cousin, Mr.. A. ID. Cornwell, in Bristol
and is buying sheep.
Mrs. DIR. A. Farr is spending few
weeks at her former home in Wauke-
gan.
Col. Hoyt, of st. Louis, spent the
Sabbath with the family Of Mr.. Edward
Balm.
Eddie ]. Sinclair, of Ravenswood, ILL.,,
spent Sunday in town, the guest of Sam.
Hale.
Miss Eva Lane entertained Miss Birdie
Leach, of Cincinnati, during the past
week.
The National Cornet Band will play
at st. Georges fair every night next
week.
Men working in the SIN should keep
wet leaves in their hat to prevent sun
stroke. ..
Mr.. ]. w. Rhodes is paying % cents
for fine wool, and 81 to SO cents for best
medium.
Frank f. Benston died on the 10th
inst, at Libertyville, Lake county, ILL.,, OF
sunstroke.
Miss Quinn and Miss Mary Dooley, Of
Racine, spent Sunday with Miss Lizzie
O'Donnell.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Burns, of Chicago, is spend.
ing few weeks with her mother, Mrs
?. English.
Miss Minnie Starkweather has return,
ed from q three weeks visit with friends
in Chicago.
Misses Ida and Annie Thomas, oil
Chicago, are with their sister, Mrs,
Emory Grant
Miss Files, of Rose Hill, and Mis-.
Wheeler, of Chicago, are visiting Mis-
Eva Loescher.
Rev. Z. B. Lounsbury, who is travel
ing for Davy & Co., is visiting his famil!
here this week.
DIR. w. A. Snyder, dentist, has lef
this city, to take charge Of his sicl
brothers Office.
Mrs. Mather, of Chicago, has beer
visiting relatives and friends in this city
the past two weeks.
Miss Louise G. Adamson, of Chicago
is spending her vacation with he
parents in this city.
Kenosha shows the smallest death lis
of any city Of its size in the country dun
ing the hot weather.
Mrs. Warren Tarbell and daughter, c
Massachusetts, visited MIR. and Mrs. H
HI. Tarbell this week.
Mrs. Sleight, of Fargo, Dakato.
spending the summer with her daughte
Mrs. Samuel Mcclellan.
Mr. Charles Mathews and Miss Grat
Mathews spent Sunday with the famil
Of Mr., George w. Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs, STANCE, ofChicago, wei
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Zal
men the past two weeks.
Miss Maggie Tecktonius, of Racine,
visiting Mrs. o, Hoye. Her brotht
Emil spent Sunday here.
Dagy Theleen was kicked in the fac
by n colt last week. Fortunately,
was not seriously injured.
Mr.. Fred. A. Martin and Miss Rose ]
Stang, both of Waukegan, were marie
at Racine on the 18th inst.
Miss Maggie Roggenbau, of Racin
was the guest of her cousin, Mr.. F.
Engle, during the past week.
We call attention to the closing o
sale of the late S. Fisk & Co. Goods W
be offered at special bargains.